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Though the new machines Harvard installed in September to handle the problem had the processing power to handle the University's load and much more, technical problems resulted in lengthy login times, crashes and general instability in the system...
...from the by now infamous "Good Times" virus to the most recent threat to grace my inbox, dubbed "Deeyenda." Warnings about these and other e-mail viruses claim that they will "rewrite your hard drive" and "search on your computer, looking for valuable information, such as e-mail and login passwords." According to these warning messages, all you need to do is read the message and you're a goner. Well, this simply is not true...
Students can log on normally and type "vote" at the Unix prompt. Or they can enter "vote" instead of their login name if they don't have an e-mail account or have forgotten their passwords...
...addictive qualities; serious users will log on for hours a day, acquiring an entire community of friends on the net. Imagine the Crimson Sports Grills on a Friday night; the net works on the same principle. Serious channel users can always find a welcoming atmosphere where everyone knows their login name...
Free from the burden of serving as both a login and file server, fas should become a much faster machine. And with all of HASCS's UNIX machines relying on an extemely stable, dedicated file server, service should become much more reliable...